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Volume 106
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Over 300 Coronation School students and staff met their $1,000 fundraising
goal for the Annual Terry Fox School Run Day on Thurs. Sept. 28 while
sporting their new ‘pink shirts’. Many parents and community members also
participated in the 37th annual run. From the left, Dharma Cook, Ryan Elliott,
Benson Grubisic and teacher, Mrs. Anderson. ECA Review/J.Webster.
INDEX
Coronation council ............. 3
Clive council ....................... 3
On the Other Hand ............. 4
Coronation school ........ 8, 11
Stettler news ...................... 8
Puzzles ....................... 12, 13
Real Estate/Homes ......14-15
Classifieds/Careers ......16-17
Agriculture ..................19-20
Blizzard blows
into east central
Alberta
October 1, 2017
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YOUR SPECIALIST FOR
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Rona
window furnishings wall coverings
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Lowes
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coverings lighting
The Brick, Stettler
paint & accessories lighting interior design
Ace Hardware, Oyen
interior interior design
Food Fair, Castor
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1 block E. of
museum on
East access road to
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Snow
storm
J. Webster
ECA Review
East Central Alberta
long time residents
have never seen a snow
storm like the one that
blew in on Sun. late evening,
Oct. 1 and snowed
until late Mon. afternoon
and continued
blowing until late into
Mon. night, Tues.
morning.
Stranded motorists
filled the hotels/motels
and the Hanna
Community Centre was
opened to accommodate
other travellers. Many
were trapped on the
road and rescuers were
kept busy through Mon.
and into the night rescuing
stranded
travellers.
Facebook lit up with
posts. Chad Heggie,
driver for Double V
Trucking out of Picture
Butte, Ab. was one of
many stranded since 6
a.m. Mon. morning on
Sec. Hwy 599.
Power went out Sun.
evening and many
through out east central
Alberta are still out
as of press time Tues.
afternoon.
Helicopters have
been sighted working
on power lines that still
cannot be reached by
road.
Photos by J.Webster
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Coronation
4-H Beef Club
Re Organizational
Meeting
Sun., Oct. 15
7 pm at Coronation School
New Members Welcome
For more information, call
Dionne Elliott 403-578-3738
Coronation town council
False alarm at swimming pool again
Rec Director Barry Brigley
reported that after the pool was
closed for the season, a false
alarm on the chlorine detector
went off for a second time this
year. It will be checked again,
but, according to CAO Sandra
Kulyk, it will be less expensive
this time because it will not be
an emergency trip.
Brigley also reported that the
new handicap lift will be
installed into the pool in time
for next year.
“I think it’s great,” said Coun.
Vickey Horkoff, “because sometimes
water therapy is the best.”
It will also make the pool
accessible to some seniors who
have mobility issues.
Under the Public Works
report, Allan Smith was
granted approval to pull and
replace the pump and motor on
Clive council
the bulk water well at the town
shop for approximately $10,000.
The well is used for several
things, including watering
flowers, washing the pool,
flooding the outdoor ice surface,
steaming culverts and an emergency
water supply for the fire
department.
Traffic Bylaw
Research by CAO Kulyk
found that most towns and cities
include motor homes and travel
trailers under the definition of
‘recreation vehicles’.
An amended bylaw will be
prepared for council’s consideration
that will change the
definition to include motor
homes, holiday trailer, trailer,
camper, tent trailer, any van or
bus converted for use as a recreational
vehicle, boat trailer,
Prior to the regular Clive council meeting on Sept. 25, Deputy Mayor
Luci Henry presented Anita Gillard, retiring mayor, with a gavel in
recognition of her distinguished leadership and service to the Village
of Clive. Anita Gillard served as councillor in 2005 and mayor of Clive
from 2006 through 2017.
ECA Review/Submitted
Gavel of recognition
Clive village councillors
approved third and final
reading on three bylaws
including a Procedural
Bylaw, Code of Conduct
Bylaw and Social Media
Policy Bylaw.
The purpose of the Social
Media Bylaw was to provide
guidelines to establish
proper management of the
Village of Clive’s social
media accounts/pages and
to facilitate public engagement
to ensure consistency
and openness.
The Code of Conduct sets
out clear expectations on the
behaviour of council members
and a mechanism for
responding to alleged
breaches.
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De Jong’s Tours
BRANSON –
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS
October 30-November 10
12 Day Trip -
Cost $2,295.00/person dbl.
Includes transportation, 11 nights’
accommodation, all breakfasts,
1 lunch, 7 dinners, 9 shows, and
many more attractions. Leaving 7:00
am from the Heritage Inn in Brooks.
For anyone arriving the night before
departure, a hotel room will be
provided plus a full breakfast, and a
safe place to park your vehicle.
Call for detailed brochure.
To book any of these trips,
or for a detailed brochure,
call 1-866-362-5416,
or visit our website
www.dejongstours.com
We now accept Visa and MasterCard.
check us out online
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Castor
Little Theatre
READ THROUGH
for
“Drinking
Habits”
Tues. Oct. 17
7 pm at Castor Community Hall
Contact Rob Nichols for
more info 403-741-2069
ATV trailer or non-commercial
utility trailers.
Historic Buildings
Council approved a project to
commemorate five of
Coronation’s historic buildings,
including the hospital, school,
hotel, Elk’s Hall and Coronation
creamery.
CAO Kulyk researched
through the Glenbow Institute
and government registries and
provided a draft of the copy,
layout of each plaque and
photos.
It is planned to place the
information and photo on metal
plaques at the original location
of each business.
A good photo of the creamery
and possibly a better one of the
Elks Hall needs to be found.
Paintearth Economic
Stettler Junior
Badminton Club
Registration Night
Monday, October 16 &
Wednesday, October 18
7pm – 8:30pm at
Stettler Elementary school gym
(access through the north doors at the High School parking lot)
Non-Competitive Program
$
150
For those who haven’t heard:
(includes membership registration
with the Alberta Badminton Assoc)
Practices Mondays & Wednesdays 7pm – 8:30pm
Training for the first hour and play afterwards.
Inquiries: Alan Stefanik (403) 876-2247
* new & returning players welcome
20 th Anniversary
Sibbald Haunted House
Friday, Oct 27 th
Kid’s Night
Saturday, Oct 28 th
Adult’s Night
Doors Open @ 7:30
Doors Open @ 6:30
Cover Charge $10 • Cover Charge & Haunted Maze $20
Family Rate (4 or More) $70 • Kids 5 & Under FREE
Wear a Costume on either night
and be entered for a $500 Cash Prize!
Draw To Be Held Oct 28th
For More Information Call 403-664-0469
That’s My Specialty is Sold!
I would like to thank you for your patronage over the past 23 years. It has been such an
incredible journey. I have had the honour of working for such amazing people in all walks
of life. They say business and personal life don’t mix, however, for me it has always been
intertwined. The child who has saved all his allowance to buy the perfect gift for his
mother, the politician, the outfitters, the ranchers, the entrepreneurs, the blushing bride,
the seasoned oilfield and coal workers and everyone in between all hold a place in
my heart. Thank you to the adult staff and student employees who worked so
diligently to get the orders done efficiently and on time. I especially want to
thank Lonny, who was always there for me. Words cannot describe how much
I appreciate his support over the years. Thank you to Donna who played an
essential part in the growth of this business with her organizational skills,
engraving and bookkeeping talents and innovative ideas. Thank you to Marty
who came at the drop of a hat with his computer expertise.
I wish Jackie Morettin & Candice Hawthorne of
Logo & Co.
Marketing and Gifts
Partnership Society is providing
$5,000 grant dollars
for the project.
Following an 18 minute
in-camera, council motioned
to compensate the bylaw
officer at the rate of $38.50
per hour for extraordinary
Main Street Coronation
403-578-3033
all the best in your new venture.
I hope you find this business as fulfilling as I have.
bylaw enforcement services
that were provided in
August and September.
Council also motioned to
accept the offer relating to
the surrender of the mobile
home at 5225 Victoria
Avenue.
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On the Other Hand
Don’t be snookered!
V I E W P O I N T S
The opinions expressed are not necessarily
the opinions of this newspaper.
by B.P. Schimke
The fight against the federal government’s
proposed taxes on small
business is picking up steam, but
should all people who identify themselves
as small businesses, small
farmers or small “c” conservatives
really be on that bandwagon? Or are
we just helping SOME well-heeled dentists,
financiers, accountants, wealth
managers, venture capitalists, architects,
doctors, lawyers or “consultants”
to use a loop hole to stash away gobs of
money to avoid taxes.
In the Globe and Mail on Saturday
there was a full-page ad pleading for
small businesses and entrepreneurs to
sign a petition to the Prime Minister.
Half the page listed sponsors.
I didn’t see one farmer identified,
local grocery store owner or small oilfield
reclamation owner.
I did see names familiar to us from
CBC’s Dragon’s Den, Arlene Dickinson
and Brent Wilson, and a number of
very well-heeled venture capitalists.
If your small business pays your
spouse and children even though they
do no work for the firm, sign the petition.
But if you are a small operation
that pays your spouse and children
because they actually work, these proposed
tax changes are irrelevant. Your
wage expenses continue to be legitimate
write-offs.
If you have great gobs of cash at the
end of each fiscal year and keep that
money in the company to invest in
stocks and other investments for the
sole purpose of building your retirement
nest egg and avoid personal
income tax, then sign the petition.
But if you are a small “c” conservative
who is planning to retire the
old-fashioned way through RRSP’s
that trigger personal tax rates when
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taken out, investing after tax-dollars
in tax free accounts, or using the proceeds
from the sale of your small
business, farm or family home, assets
purchased with after-tax dollars or
business income, then this is not your
fight.
If you are a small business or a selfdescribed
entrepreneur and believe
you are the economic engine of the
country and deserve special privileges
because of the risks you take, as has
been argued, then by all means support
the fight.
However, if you don’t buy the argument
that these select few are so
special that they should pay lower
taxes on their retirement income than
you and your family, then say no.
The fight against these changes is
being financed by a rich lobby group
attempting to make their personal
interests a populist outrage.
Do we really want a tax situation in
Canada like our southern neighbours
where multi-billionaire Warren
Buffett admits he pays less in personal
income taxes than his secretary!
The majority of small businesses,
small farmers and entrepreneurs will
not be affected because these changes
are about net income and legitimate
business expenses.
Before you join this fight, check your
net income and see if it’s really about
you. And if you are a wage earner,
there’s absolutely no tax saving loopholes
for you whatsoever so why
martyr yourself to this highly organized
lobby group.
This campaign is primarily about
incorporated individuals hiding under
the well-respected umbrella of small
business to exploit the lower tax rates
for their personal gain.
Don’t be snookered.
Glad common sense prevailed
when raising my family
Dear Editor
Like James Brietzke, I also enjoy
receiving your paper and the common
sense of your opinion coloumns.
What happened to common sense in
our governments? They seem to have
no relationship knowledge or don’t
care for the ordinary Canadian.
It seems the normal is to give themselves
big raises but no thought to local
problems and all seem more concerned
about world problems.
What happened to living according
to our means.
With the NDP, future generations
will be digging deep to get out of debt
and Trudeau seems more worried
about other countries, giving money
willy nilly except for Canada.
Didn’t see the BC fire victims get any
help from the federal government.
As for Trudeau’s United Nations
(UN) speech, if he’d stayed home, cut
the red tape and actually had got rid of
bureaucracy instead of talking it to
death. It’s way past time.
Schwenk’s right, every division has
pyramids on top of pyramids that need
to be cut. It was easy and profitable to
form them but it’s going to take some
party with a strong backbone to get rid
of them.
When it comes down to it, the last
election left a lot of people out in left
field as no party was worth voting for.
The older I get, I’m glad I raised my
family in the 60’s and 70’s when we had
common sense.
Clara Sharpe
Munson, Ab.
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Graduate from
medical school
Dear Editor
The Beach and Rooke families are
proud to announce that “He is
FINALLY DONE!!!!”.
Dr. Michael Beach has joined the
team at Drumheller Associated
Physicians, taking on a family practice
there.
He completed
his medical
school training
at the
University of
Calgary in 2014
where he pursued
family
medicine specialty
with a
focus on rural
practice.
He and his
family have
spent the past
year in
Edmonton
where he completed
anaesthesia
skills training
through the
University of
Alberta.
Dr. Beach is
accepting new
patients in his
Dr. Michael Beach and Registered Nurse and
wife, Stephanie (nee Rooke) and their two-year
old son.
family practice in Drumheller and will
be seen in the hospital working in the
Emergency Room, providing anaesthetics
in the operating room, caring
for inpatients and providing labour
analgesia in the form of epidurals.
Mike is the husband of Stephanie
(nee Rooke) who was raised on the
family ranch
near Pollockville,
Ab..
She is a
Registered Nurse
and hopes to
pursue her dream
of establishing a
lactation practice
in some form in
Drumheller.
They have a
two year old son
who keeps them
both hopping!
They are all
thrilled to be
returning to
rural Alberta.
Congratulations
and good luck as
you put your
medical degree
and skills to work
serving
Drumheller and
surrounding area!!
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Greatest honour of entire life
Dear friends,
It has been one of the greatest
honour and privileges of my life,
to have served this community
as mayor for the past three
terms.
During my tenure as mayor, I
had the pleasure to meet many
wonderful people who have
invested themselves in our
community.
Our community is blessed to
have a great number of caring
individuals that serve as treasured
volunteers.
Whether they are members of
one of our many notable organizations,
event organizers, or
assisting with someone in need,
I applaud their individual
efforts and commitment in
making Stettler a better place to
live.
The greatest resource our
community has is our people,
the individuals who make up
our community, that make
Stettler incredibly special - and
that is what I am
most proud of.
I have
immensely
enjoyed all the
good people of
our community
that I have met,
as well as the
many friends and
relationships I
have made as
Mayor.
Being part of
this community,
attending fundraisers,
business
openings and
other special
events – it has all
been very
rewarding and
humbling and I
thank you for the
opportunity.
The previous
two councils, as
well as the current
one, have
worked tirelessly
along with Town
Administration
to advance our
community, and
to set a strong
foundation for
our tomorrow.
The Town of
Stettler is and has
always been
about serving our
community’s
greatest needs.
Our Mission
Statement states
that we strive to
provide a high
quality of life for
our residents and
visitors through
the delivery of
effective, efficient
and affordable
services that are
socially and environmentally
responsible.
I am confident
that under the
direction of
council, working
together with the
leadership of our
CAO, Greg
Switenky, the
Senior
Management
Team, and all of the talented
staff within the organization,
the Town of Stettler will continue
to work in unison to
achieve this goal.
The provision and delivery of
basic municipal services is the
core foundation upon which
everything else can be
achieved.
You, the residents of Stettler,
are fortunate to have a remarkable
team of “behind the
scenes” dedicated professionals
working for you at the Town.
I am thankful to have had the
opportunity to contribute along
with so many hard working,
caring, fair-minded and committed
individuals.
Most importantly I leave with
many lifelong friendships in
place.
It is with sincere appreciation
that I thank them for the time,
effort and passion that they
have invested in making
Stettler a great place to live,
work and play.
Stettler is our home and I am
extremely proud of all the progress
we’ve made on an
affordable and priority basis.
We have a lot, and get a lot of
value for what we pay… especially
in comparison to other
communities our size. I hope
you enjoy living in Stettler as
much as I do!
To my current team of councillors
running again, I wish
them the best of luck. I, as well,
applaud the persons who have
stepped up to allow their names
to stand for a position that truly
makes a difference. Civic duty is
never easy. Setting aside personal
opinions and sometimes
actions, I know that they will
collectively work hard to make
a difference for our community.
A special congratulations and
thanks to Mayor elect Sean
Nolls. May you serve the community
with wisdom and
compassion!
Notice of Election and Requirements for Voter Identification
Local Authorities Election Act
(Section 35, 46, 53)
LOCAL JURISDICTION:
VILLAGE OF ALIX, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
Notice is hereby given that an Election will be held for the filling of the following offices:
Office(s) - Councillor Number of Vacancies – 5
Voting will take place on the 16th day of October, 2017 between the hours of 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.
The Voting Station will be located at the Alix Community Hall: 5008 – 49th Avenue, Alix Alberta.
In order to vote you must produce identification for inspection. The identification must be one piece
of identification issued by a Canadian government, whether federal, provincial or local, or an agency
of that government, that contains a photograph of the elector and his or her name and current address
or one piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer under the Election Act for the
purpose of section 95(1)(a)(ii) of that Act that establishes the elector’s name and current address.
Dated at the Village of Alix in the Province of Alberta, this 19th day of September, 2017
Tanya Meston, Returning Officer
Elector – Eligibility to Vote
A person is eligible to vote in an election if he/she is:
• at least 18 years old;
• a Canadian citizen;
• have resided in Alberta for 6 months immediately preceding Election Day;
• the person’s place of residence is located in the area on Election Day
• every voter must make a statement in the presence of an election officer at the voting station, in the
prescribed form, that the person is eligible to vote as an elector and produce for inspection one piece
of authorized identification verifying the person’s identity and residence.
Voter Identification
Identification is required in order to vote. The identification must be one piece of identification
issued by a Canadian Government (federal, provincial or local), or an agency of that government, that
contains a photo of the elector and his/her name and current address (Alberta’s driver license); or
One piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Office under the Alberta Election Act
that establishes the elector’s name and current address. (Property tax notice, utility bill, bank/credit
card statement for some examples.)
Notice of Advance Vote and Requirements for Voter Identification
Local Authorities Election Act
(Section 35, 53, 74)
LOCAL JURISDICTION:
VILLAGE OF ALIX, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
Notice is hereby given that an Advance Vote will be held for the filling of the following offices:
Office(s) - Councillor Number of Vacancies – 5
Voting will take place on the 11th day of October, 2017 between the hours of 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
The Voting Station will be located at the Local Jurisdiction Office: 4849 – 50 Street, Alix Alberta.
In order to vote you must produce identification for inspection. The identification must be one piece of
identification issued by a Canadian government, whether federal, provincial or local, or an agency of that
government, that contains a photograph of the elector and his or her name and current address or one piece of
identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer under the Election Act for the purpose of section 95(1)(a)
(ii) of that Act that establishes the elector’s name and current address.
Dated at the Village of Alix in the Province of Alberta, this 19th day of September, 2017
Tanya Meston, Returning Officer
Elector – Eligibility to Vote
A person is eligible to vote in an election if he/she is:
• at least 18 years old;
• a Canadian citizen;
• have resided in Alberta for 6 months immediately preceding Election Day;
• the person’s place of residence is located in the area on Election Day
• every voter must make a statement in the presence of an election officer at the voting station, in the prescribed
form, that the person is eligible to vote as an elector and produce for inspection one piece of authorized
identification verifying the person’s identity and residence.
Voter Identification
Identification is required in order to vote. The identification must be one piece of identification issued by a
Canadian Government (federal, provincial or local), or an agency of that government, that contains a photo of
the elector and his/her name and current address (Alberta’s driver license); or
One piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Office under the Alberta Election Act that
establishes the elector’s name and current address. (Property tax notice, utility bill, bank/credit card statement
for some examples.)
I am grateful for the
friendship and working relationship
that I developed
with our local MP Kevin
Sorensen and thank him for
his service.
I also would like to thank
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Local Authorities Election Act (Sections 12, 35, 46, 53)
LOCAL JURISDICTION: CLEARVIEW SCHOOL DIVISION NO. 71
Notice is hereby given that an election and
advance vote will be held for the following offices:
Office(s) Number of Ward or Electoral Division Number
Vacancies
(All West of 4 th Meridian)
Public School Trustee 2 Ward 3
Town of Stettler Corporation Limits
Public School Trustee 1 Ward 4
Botha, Gadsby, Byemoor and areas,
Halkirk and Halkirk west area
ADVANCE VOTE
our MLA for his continued
fight for rural Alberta and
those of us that choose to
embrace the Alberta
Advantage in a rural
setting.
Turn to Strong, Pg 14
Bounded by
Range 16, Townships 33 to 41
Range 17, Townships 34 to 42
Range 18, Townships 34 to 39
Ward Date Time Location and Voting Stations
Ward 3 Only October 4, 7 & 11:00 am to Town of Stettler Office
11, 2017 7:00 pm 5031 50 Street, Stettler
Ward 4 Only October 12 & 10:00 am to Stettler Agriplex
13, 2017 8:00 pm 4516 52 Street, Stettler
ELECTION DAY (October 16, 2017)
Voting will take place on the 16th of October, 2017 between the hours of 10:00am to
8:00pm at the following locations:
Voting Location Ward 3 Only Ward 4 Only
Stettler Community Hall
5101 46 Street, Stettler X
Stettler Agriplex
4516 52 Street, Stettler X
Big Valley Community Hall
#36 Main Street West, Big Valley X
Botha Hall,
4921 51 Street, Botha X
Byemoor Community Hall
#2, 2nd Ave NW, Byemoor X
In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection as required by Section 53
of the Local Authorities Election Act. See requirements included.
DATED at the Town of Stettler in the Province of Alberta, this 21st day of September A.D.
2017.
Peter Neale, Returning Officer
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ELECTOR-ELIGIBILITY TO VOTE
A person is eligible to vote in a public school trustee election if he/she is:
- at least 18 years old;
- a Canadian citizen;
- has resided in Alberta for the 6 consecutive months immediately preceding election day;
and
- is a resident of the respective ward on election day
- every voter must make a statement in the presence of an election officer at the voting
station, in the prescribed form, that the person is eligible to vote as an elector and
produce for inspection one piece of authorized identification verifying the person’s
identity and current residence.
- every voter must declare they are eligible to vote for a public school trustee based on the
voter’s faith and residency
- a voter is eligible to vote at the voting station for the voting subdivision in which he/she
resides or as included in this announcement.
VOTER IDENTIFICATION
Identification is required in order to vote.
The elector must produce for inspection one piece of identification verifying the
elector’s identity and current address. A sample listing of the most common types of
authorized voter identification that are acceptable to verify identity and address in
accordance with the Local Authorities Election Act include:
• Operator/Driver’s License;
• Government photo identification card (for non-drivers);
• Bank/Credit card statement or personal cheque;
• Correspondence issued by a school, college or university;
• Government cheque or cheque stub;
• Income/Property Tax Assessment notice;
• Insurance policy or coverage card;
• Statements of government benefits: pension plan, employment insurance,
old-age security, social assistance, disability support or child tax benefits;
• Utility bill: telephone, television, power, gas or water;
• Vehicle ownership or insurance certificate.
Other types of identification may be acceptable to verify identity and address, and
the elector should check with the Returning Officer at the Clearview Public Schools at
403-742-3331.
Readers may also access www.clearview.ab.ca and click on the “Trustee
Elections 2017” link for further information on the election, candidate
contact information, and other resources.

6 O c t o b e r 5 ' 1 7 H A N N A / c O r O N A t i O N / S t e t t l e r , A b . E C A r e v i e w
Residents credited a portion
of their water and sewer bills
Cont’d from Pg 3
The Procedural Bylaw provides
standard format for conducting Village
of Clive council meetings.
Utility credits
Localized disruption of water services
was experienced by residents due
to four water lines being hit during the
construction for the 49th Ave. and 52nd
St. infrastructure improvement
project between Aug. 9 and Sept. 15.
Residents also experienced disruption
in their garbage service.
Thirteen addresses were credited a
portion of their water and sewer bills
while all 18 residences were credited
for one month of garbage pick up service.
The credits will cost the village a
total of $1005.79.
Franchise fees
In a 4 - 1 vote, the franchise fees will
remain the same for Fortis and Atco
for 2018.
The estimated revenue from Fortis
is $35,803 and $31,980 from Atco.
CAO Carla Kenney provided an outline
of Fortis franchise fees from six
other municipalities with 20 per cent at
FORM4A
Breton, Ab. and 18 per cent in Alix as
the highest on the chart to three per
cent (pre 2011) and 6.2 per cent (pre
2011) for Lacombe as the lowest.
Clive’s fee sits at 9.0 per cent.
Atco fees charted showed the six
communities between 15 and 22 per
cent with Clive falling in at 16.17 per
cent and Bentley the only one lower at
10.00 per cent.
Franchise fees provide a revenue
stream for municipalities. The fees are
calculated on the distribution revenue
from the delivery of energy to customers
within the village and does not
include the cost of energy.
Residents pay the franchise fees to
their energy provider as a line item on
their energy bills.
Parkland Library requisition
Council approved the Parkland
Library budget for 2018 that included a
one per cent increase to the municipal
per capita requisition which amounts
to eight cents.
The Village of Clive paid a $5,427
requisition in 2017 to Parkland. The
estimated increase between the 2017
and 2018 requisition is $54.
Notice of Election and Requirements
for Voter Identification
Local Authorities Election Act
(Sections 12, 35, 46, 53)
LOCAL JURISDICTION: County of Paintearth , PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the
following offices:
Ward or Electoral
Number of Division Number
Office(s) Vacancies (If Applicable)
Councillor 1 2
Councillor 1 3
Councillor 1 4
Councillor 1 5
Voting will take place on the 16th day of October, 2017 between the hours
of 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Voting stations will be located at:
Divisions 2, 3, 5 - County Administration Office -
#1 Crowfoot Crossing, Twp Rd 374 & Hwy 12
Division 4 - Halkirk Seniors Centre – Village of Halkirk
In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection.
The identification must be one or more of Government Issued Identification
(Driver’s Licence) or Identification that confirms Name and Address as
required by section 53 of the Local Authorities Election Act or local bylaw.
DATED at the County of Paintearth , in the Province of Alberta,
this 21st day of September, 2017
rcmp
Coronation RCMP reminds public about pedestrian safety
Both pedestrians and drivers have a
responsibility to ensure that both parties
remain safe in their travels.
Some tips that all pedestrians,
cyclists, skateboarders, and vehicles
should practice.
Pedestrians
Walk on the inside edge of the sidewalk
so you are further away from
traffic.
If there is no sidewalk, walk facing
traffic so you can see oncoming
vehicles.
Cross only at intersections or
marked crosswalks, never jay walk
Dress to be seen especially at night
and on dark/overcast days.
Make sure you can hear and see
oncoming cars. Remove your headphones
and your hood when crossing
the street.
Make eye contact with drivers. Keep
your head up and look where you’re
walking. Never assume that drivers
see you.
Always look for signs that a vehicle
is about to move (rear lights, exhaust
smoke, sound of motor, wheels
turning).
Drivers
Vehicles should have their lights on
to increase visibility, regardless of the
time of day
When approaching an intersection
always scan right and left for pedestrians
before continuing through.
When operating a vehicle, be cautious
of pedestrians who may be
distracted or unaware of their surroundings
(texting, on the phone,
headphones in, umbrella or hood
blocking their vision).
Obey the speed limit – not to avoid
tickets, but to avoid tragedy.
Notice of Election and Requirements
For Voter Identification
Local Authorities Election Act
(Sections 12, 35, 46, 53)
LOCAL JURISDICTION: TOWN OF CORONATION, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the
following offices:
Office(s) Number of Vacancies Ward or Electoral Division
Number (If Applicable)
Councillor 7 --
Advance Voting will take place on the 11th day of October, 2017,
between the hours of 12:00 Noon and 6:00 p.m.
Advance Voting Station will be located at:
Coronation Town Office
Council Chambers
5015 Victoria Avenue
Coronation, Alberta
In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection. The
identification must be one or more of:
• One piece of identification issued by the federal, provincial or local
government, or an agency of that government, that contains a
photo of the elector and his/her name and current address; or
• One piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral
Office under the Alberta Election Act that establishes the electors
name and current address (i.e. bank statement or personal
cheque, income tax notice, property tax notice, utility bill, vehicle
registration or insurance certificate, government cheque stub, etc.)
DATED at the Town of Coronation, in the Province of Alberta, this 25th
day of September, 2017.
Sandra Kulyk
Returning Officer
Notice of Election and Requirements
For Voter Identification
Local Authorities Election Act
(Sections 12, 35, 46, 53)
LOCAL JURISDICTION: TOWN OF CORONATION, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the
following offices:
Office(s) Number of Vacancies Ward or Electoral Division
Number (If Applicable)
Councillor 7 --
Voting will take place on the 16th day of October, 2017, between the
hours of 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Voting Station will be located at:
Coronation Lions Rec Centre
5018 Windsor Avenue
Coronation, Alberta
In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection. The
identification must be one or more of:
• One piece of identification issued by the federal, provincial or local
government, or an agency of that government, that contains a
photo of the elector and his/her name and current address; or
• One piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral
Office under the Alberta Election Act that establishes the electors
name and current address (i.e. bank statement or personal
cheque, income tax notice, property tax notice, utility bill, vehicle
registration or insurance certificate, government cheque stub, etc.)
DATED at the Town of Coronation, in the Province of Alberta, this 25th
day of September, 2017.
Sandra Kulyk
Returning Officer

E C A r e v i e w H A N N A / C o r o N A t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b O c t o b e r 5 ' 1 7 7
Theft of
branding irons
Someone stole three branding irons
from a seasonal display at the Tim
Hortons in Hanna, Ab. sometime
between Sept. 25 - 26 .
The branding irons are registered
and each one is a capital letter (D, A,
M). The letters are approximately six
inches tall and the shaft is approximately
36 inches long.
The branding irons have tremendous
sentimental value to the family
that owns them as they used to belong
to a late family member. They were
temporarily loaned to Tim Hortons specifically
for the seasonal display.
If anyone has information about this
or any other crime they can call the
Hanna RCMP Detachment or
Crimestoppers.
Money Transfer Fraud
A lone male attended the TD Canada
Trust branches in
Three Hills, Hanna
and Stettler on June
2, 2017 and attempted
to fraudulently
transfer money from
a victim’s account to
another.
Suspect
!
Form 4A
Form 4A
!
!
!
Vickey Horkoff
for Coronation Town Council
Please practice your
democratic right to vote,
Monday, October 16
Notice of Election and Requirements
Notice of Election and Requirements
For Voter Identification
For Voter Identification
Local Authorities Election Act
Local Authorities Election Act
(Sections 12, 35, 46, 53)
(Sections 12, 35, 46, 53)
LOCAL JURISDICTION: PRAIRIE LAND REGIONAL DIVISION #25, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
LOCAL JURISDICTION: PRAIRIE LAND REGIONAL DIVISION #25, PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the following offices:
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the following offices:
Office(s) Number of Vacancies Ward
Office(s) Number of Vacancies Ward
Public School Trustee 1 Ward 2, Subdivision 2
Public School Trustee 1 Ward 2, Subdivision 2
(Hanna Rural / Youngstown)
(Hanna Rural / Youngstown)
Voting
Voting
will
will
take
take
place
place
on
on
the
the
16
16 th th day
day
of
of
October
October
2017,
2017,
between
between
the
the
hours
hours
of 10:00
of 10:00
AM
AM
and
and
8:00
8:00
PM.
PM.
!
!
The
The
voting
voting
stations
stations
will
will
be
be
located
located
at:
at:
Hanna Hanna Community Community Center Center AND AND AT AT Village Village of Youngstown of Youngstown Office Office
503 503 –– 55 th th Avenue Avenue West West 218 218 Main Main Street Street
Hanna, Hanna, Alberta Alberta
Youngstown, Youngstown, Alberta Alberta
!
In In order to to vote, vote, you you must must produce produce identification identification for for inspection. inspection. The The identification identification must must be one be one or or
more of: of:
1. 1. Photo identification with with name name & & address address that that is issued issued by by a a
Canadian Government (federal, (federal, provincial, provincial, local local or an or an agency agency thereof) thereof)
Examples:
•• Operator / / Driver’s license license
•• Government photo photo identification card card (for (for non-drivers) or or
2. 2. One piece of of identification authorized by by the the Chief Chief Electoral Electoral Officer Officer under under the Election the Election Act Act
that establishes the the elector’s name name and and current current address. address.
Examples:
•• Bank/Credit card card statement or or personal cheque cheque
•• Insurance policy or or coverage card card
•• Property tax tax / / assessment notice
•• Complete list list is is http://municipalaffairs.alberta.ca/documents/ms/Voter_ID_Poster.pdf
As required by section 53 53 of of the the Local Authorities Election Act. Act.
!
!
rcmp
The male provided
fraudulent ID in the
name of an account
holder and sought to have $18 000 transferred
to another account under the
premise that it was to be used to help
his daughter purchase a vehicle.
Information about this fraud attempt
was forwarded to the Stettler RCMP in
mid September after the branches
worked together with their security
personnel to provide a comprehensive
package outlining the failed attempts.
Attached is a photo of the male. If the
public recognizes this individual, they
are encouraged to call the Stettler
RCMP directly or call Crimestoppers.
Dated at the Town of of Hanna in in the the Province of of Alberta, this this 26 th 26day th day of of September 2017. 2017.
Jennifer Laux, Laux, PLRD PLRD #25 #25
(Returning (Returning Officer) Officer)
Notice of Election Advance Vote
and Requirements for Voter Identification
Local Authorities Election Act
(Sections 12, 35, 46, 53)
Local Jurisdiction: Prairie Land Regional Division No. 25, Province of Alberta
Notice is hereby given that an advance vote will be held for the election for the filling of the
following offices:
Office(s) Number of Vacancies Ward
Public School Trustee 1 Ward 2, Subdivision 2
(Hanna Rural / Youngstown)
Voting will take place on the 5 th day of October 2017, between the hours of 12:00 noon and
6:30 PM. The voting stations will be located at:
Prairie Land Regional Division
Village of Youngstown Office
Central Office
218 Main Street
101 Palliser Trail Youngstown, Alberta
Hanna, Alberta
In order to vote, you must produce identification for inspection. The identification must be one
or more of
1. Photo identification with name & address that is issued by a
Canadian Government (federal, provincial, local or an agency thereof)
Examples:
Operator / Driver’s license
Government photo identification card (for non-drivers) or
2. One piece of identification authorized by the Chief Electoral Officer under the
Election Act that establishes the elector’s name and current address.
Examples:
Bank/Credit card statement or personal cheque
Insurance policy or coverage card
Property tax / assessment notice
Complete list is on
http://municipalaffairs.alberta.ca/documents/ms/Voter_ID_Poster.pdf
As required by section 53 of the Local Authorities Election Act.
Dated at the Town of Hanna in the Province of Alberta, this 26 th day of September
2017.
LGS1365 (2013/04)
Jennifer Laux
(Returning Officer)
The bi-annual Hanna
Rummage Sale by the Hanna
Ladies Auxiliary was another
roaring success as people
filled both the curling rink
and skating rink on Sat.
Sept. 30. An average of
$17,000 net in many of the
previous sales provides the
Hanna Hospital and Long-
Term Care with equipment,
decor including new blinds,
blankets and much more.
The Rummage Sale started
likely 50 years ago, noted
one member, with two tables
in the Legion Hall and has
grown expeditiously since
then. It attracts people from
all over east central Alberta.
ECA Review/J.Webster
!LGS1365 (2013/04)

8 O c t o b e r 5 ' 1 7 H A N N A / c O r O N A t i O N / S t e t t l e r , A b . E C A r e v i e w
Bees and
bullies
Notice of Election
Notice of Election
The Coronation School has new
pink shirts for Pink Shirt Day Feb.
Local Authorities Election Act (Sections 53, 74)
28, 2018 to bring awareness to
ending bullying.
Local Local Jurisdiction: Authorities County Election of Stettler Act No. (Sections 6, Province 53, 74) of Alberta
Local Jurisdiction: County of Stettler No. 6, Province of Alberta
Koreena Kuziw designed the
Notice Notice is hereby is hereby given Notice given that an that election an of election Election
will be will held be for held the for filling the of filling the following of the
shirt.
offices: Local Jurisdiction: Local County Authorities of Stettler Election Act No. (Sections 6, Province 53, 74) of Alberta
The thought behind why she
following offices:
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the
chose to draw this picture was due
OFFICE(s) following offices: Local Jurisdiction: County Number of Stettler No. 6, Province Ward orof Alberta
to the statistics of shortage in the
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the
OFFICE(s)
Number
of Vacancies Electoral Ward Division
bee population and they need to be
following offices:
brought back up. The world needs
Councillor-Byemoor
OFFICE(s)
Endiang of Vacancies
Number
1 Electoral
Ward
Ward
or
1 Divsion
them.
Councillor-Big Councillor-Byemoor Valley OFFICE(s) Endiang of Vacancies 1 Number Electoral Ward Ward Ward 12
Divsion or
So goes the opposite of bullies.
Councillor-Botha Councillor-Big Valley Gadsby 1 of Vacancies Ward Electoral 23
Divsion
We don’t need them and we need
Councillor-Byemoor Endiang 1 Ward 1
Councillor-Stettler Councillor-Botha Councillor-Byemoor Gadsby Endiang 1 1 Ward 34
Ward 1
to decrease their population so
Councillor-Big Valley 1 Ward 2
Councillor-Erskine Councillor-Stettler Councillor-Big Valley 1 Ward 2
Councillor-Botha South-Warden 1
Councillor-Botha Gadsby Ward
Gadsby 1 1 Ward 4
others can thrive.
53
Ward 3
Councillor-Erskine
Councillor-Stettler Councillor-Stettler Buffalo
South-Warden
Lake
1 Ward
1 1 Ward
5
Thus the (just be you) . So bully
64
Ward 4
or no bully just be who you are and
Councillor-Erskine Buffalo Lake 1 Ward 6
Councillor-Erskine Councillor-Erskine South-Warden South-Warden 1 1 Ward 5Ward 5
continue on with your life like a
Councillor-Erskine Councillor-Erskine Buffalo Lake 1 Ward 6
AN ADVANCE Buffalo VOTING Lake OPPORTUNITY 1 WILL TAKE Ward PLACE6
bee does, says Kuziw.
Thursday, AN ADVANCE October 12 VOTING and Friday, OPPORTUNITY October 13, 2017 WILL at the TAKE Stettler PLACE Agriplex,
Heritage Thursday, Room October at AN 4516-52 ADVANCE 12 Street, and VOTING Friday, Stettler, OPPORTUNITY October AB from 10:00 13, 2017 WILL AM - TAKE 8:00 at the PM PLACE
2017 Stettler Business
AN ADVANCE Thursday, VOTING October OPPORTUNITY 12 and Friday, WILL October TAKE 13, PLACE 2017 at the
Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Room at 4516-52 Street, Stettler, AB
Thursday, October Stettler Agriplex, 12 and Heritage Friday, Room October at 4516-52 13, 2017 Street, at Stettler, the AB
from
Stettler Agriplex, Heritage ELECTION 10:00 from AM -
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4516-52 - 8:00 Street, PM Stettler, AB
October 16, 2017 between the from hours 10:00 of 10:00 AM - AM 8:00 and PM 8:00 PM at the following
and Citizenship Award
ELECTION DAY
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ELECTION DAY
October 16, 2017 between the hours of 10:00 AM and 8:00 PM
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October 16, 2017
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between
at the following ELECTION Byemoor
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recipients announced
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Big Valley: Stettler Agriplex, Big Valley Heritage Community Room
Byemoor-Endiang Ward:
Hall or
Stettler Byemoor Agriplex, Community Heritage Room Hall or
Big Valley:
Big Valley Stettler Community Agriplex, Hall Heritage or Room
Stettler Agriplex, Heritage Room
President Matt Wall and the
Shop; Marketing Award - The Crystal Botha-Gadsby: Botha-Gadsby: Botha
Stettler
Hall
Agriplex,
or Botha Hall Heritage or Room
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Hall or
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license) and proof of residence. In the case of rural Botha-Gadsby:
residents in Erskine South-Warden:
Stettler Agriplex, Agriplex, Heritage
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PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
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announced.
will be held for the filling of the following offices:
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(2) Subject to subsection (3) and sections 5, 79, and 81, an elector is eligible to
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subdivision Alberta station for for
citizen,
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and
which the voting six the consecutive elector’s subdivision place in months of which residence the immediately
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elector’s is located
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elector is eligible to RULES vote only OF at RESIDENCE
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Education Minister ignores Alberta laws which
support parental rights to be fully informed
Troy Media
The Justice Centre for
Constitutional Freedoms (www.
JCCF.ca) challenged assertions
made by Alberta Education
Minister David Eggen.
As stated in an article in the
Edmonton Journal:
Although privacy law and the
Alberta Teachers’ Association’s
code of conduct would, in many
cases, prevent school staff from
disclosing a student’s gender
identity or sexual orientation to
their family members without
the student’s permission, Eggen
said Albertans need legal
clarity after some parents
demanded the right to know
what their children are doing at
school.
“This assertion is inaccurate,”
stated Calgary lawyer
John Carpay, President of the
Justice Centre. As explained in
great detail in a legal paper
released this past April, Alberta
law requires that parents be
fully informed about all aspects
of their children’s education,
including their children’s
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A tale of
two Canadas
When it comes to
refinery markets,
Eastern and Western
Canada might as well
be different countries
Alberta Oil Magazine
When it comes to markets for
refined products, Western and
Eastern Canada might as well be different
countries.
Both connect more closely to their
U.S. counterparts than to each other.
Geography, climate, market size and
location, and the physical properties
of refined products all play a role.
When it comes to refinery feedstocks,
transport infrastructure and
upgrading capacity are key factors.
From proposed ultra-low carbon
refineries in British Columbia, to a
gas-to-liquids project in Alberta and
Canada’s biggest refinery on the
Atlantic coast, Canadian refineries
and their related facilities are as
diverse as the terrain and time zones
their pipelines cross.
involvement in extra-curricular
activities and clubs.
“The notion that children
have privacy rights in relation
to their own parents is false,”
stated Carpay.
“In fact, parents have a right
to know what their children are
doing at school.
To prohibit parents from
being informed, absent exceptional
circumstances, violates
parents’ legal rights and
responsibilities for their
children.”
“Existing laws already protect
students in the rare
circumstances where they may
face abuse from parents. What
Minister Eggen is proposing to
do presumes all Alberta parents
are abusive,” continued
Carpay.
The legal paper concludes as
follows:
Schools have no legal right to
withhold information from parents.
Instead, teachers and
principals have a positive duty
to inform parents, including
notifying parents of a child’s
involvement with a GSA or
GSA-related activities.
The legal obligation to inform
parents is modified only in
cases where doing so would,
objectively, put the child at risk.
Such circumstances are
exceedingly rare, and Alberta’s
current laws provide for them.
The vast majority of parents
do not engage in abusive behaviour
that would justify the
withholding of information
regarding the education of their
child.
Parents have the right to
choose the kind of education
their child receives, including
extracurricular activities, and
the right to be informed
regarding what their child is
learning inside of and outside of
the classroom, and what extracurricular
activities their child
is involved with.
The foregoing is made clear
by the Alberta Bill of Rights,
the Alberta Family Law Act,
the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights, the
International Covenant on Civil
and Political Rights, and the
rulings of the Supreme
Court of Canada and other
Canadian courts.
Canadian Prairie Pickers
are once again touring the area buying
Silver & Gold Coins
We pay top prices for all Canadian and USA coins. We purchase rolls, bags, boxes and jars of
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Coins. This year we are also purchasing old, broken or unused gold jewelry.
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Coronation
Sr. Volleyball
boys won both
sets to win the
match against
the Hughenden
Bobcats on Thurs.
Sept. 28 at the
Coronation School
gymnasium.
From the left,
Travis Johnstone,
Eric Johnstone
returning the
ball, Adam
Close, and on
the bench, Jaron
Scribner, Robbie
Gilbertson, Jaron
Grice and Mike
Russell. Karly
Ramsay is the
linesman in the
background.
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November 3, 2016
ACROSS
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5. Sail-holding pole
9. Nevertheless
12. Parasitic insects
13. Dividing preposition
14. Raw mineral
15. Large quantity
16. Cease to go
17. Iron or Bronze
18. Senior
20. Heed
22. Variety of language
24. Sack
27. ____ lodge
28. Hotel offering
32. Had unpaid bills
34. Sprite
36. Ship’s jail
37. Narrow lane
39. Brewery brew
41. ____ party
42. Eye makeup
45. Kiss
48. Most sensible
52. Majestic tree
53. Leftover dish
55. Boundless joy
56. Half of a bikini
In loving memory of Travis Glazier
June 7, 1982 – October 4, 2010
If we could have a lifetime wish
A dream that would come true,
We’d pray to God with all our hearts
For yesterday and You.
A thousand words can’t bring you back
We know because we’ve tried...
Neither will a thousand tears
We know because we’ve cried...
You left behind our broken hearts
And happy memories too...
But we never wanted memories
We only wanted You.
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58. Florida Key, e.g.
59. Heavens
60. Convey
61. Snaky fishes
DOWN
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2. Satisfy
3. Scored on serve
4. Marry again
5. Error
6. Hill insect
7. Mink wrap
8. Subjects
9. Schooner
10. Strong
impulse
11. MTV viewer
19. Family
member,
for short
21. Pencil
remainder
23. Pale purple
24. Long scarf
25. Leather
punch
26. Hair goo
- Always in our hearts,
Your loving family
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33. Salesman’s model
35. Glinted
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44. Actress Dickinson
45. Blubbers
46. Author Twain
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54. Solar body
2017
2017
Photo Contest
Photo Contest
Submit your photos by midnight November 7, for a chance to be published in our
2018 Submit
County your
Calendar.
photos by midnight November 7, for a chance to be published in our
Grand 2018
Prize County
wins a Calendar.
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Grand Prize wins a 128 GB iPad mini!
Contest Rules
Maximum entries: 3 per person
Contest Rules
Deadline
for Deadline
entries:
for Nov. entries: 7
2017 Nov. 7
2017
CURRAN,
Cyril Patrick
March 22, 1936 –
September 25, 2017
Amateur Maximum Photographers entries: only. per person
If you run Maximum a photography entries: business, you 3 per are not person
eligible
Amateur Photographers only.
If Amateur you run a photography Photographers business, you only. are not
Anyone If you can run a Enter! photography business, you are not
OBITUARY NOTICE
SOUTH CALGARY FUNERAL CENTRE and
CREMATORIUM (at Lake Fraser Gate)
Telephone: 403-297-0711
Honoured Provider of Dignity Memorial
eligible
There are eligible no age or residency requirements but
the photograph must be taken by the entrant.
Anyone can Enter!
There Anyone are no can age or Enter! residency requirements but
Photos the There should photograph are no age be must or High residency be taken Quality. requirements by the entrant. but
Set your the camera photograph the HIGHEST must be taken RESOLUTION. by the entrant.
Landcape vs. portrait? Landscapes lend
Photos should be High Quality.
themselves
Set Photos best our
your camera should calendar
to the be format.
HIGHEST High RESOLUTION. Quality.
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lend
Photos themselves Landcape MUST vs. best portrait? to taken our Landscapes calendar in the format. lend
themselves best to our calendar format.
County of Stettler.
Photographs Photos taken in MUST the Town be of Stettler taken and in the
Villages of Photos Big Valley, MUST Donalda be and taken Gadsby will in be the
County of Stettler.
accepted but will not be considered for the grand
Photographs County of taken Stettler. in the Town of Stettler and
prize. You must confirm ‘where’ in the County of
Villages Photographs of Big taken Valley, in Donalda the Town and of Stettler Gadsby and will be
Stettler the photo was taken in order to be eligible.
accepted Villages of but Big will Valley, not be Donalda considered and Gadsby for the will grand be
prize. accepted You but must will confirm not be ‘where’ considered in the for County the grand of
Stettler prize. You the must photo confirm was taken ‘where’ in order in the to County be eligible. of
Submittted by Jan Fooks
Stettler the photo was taken in order to be eligible.
Cyril Patrick Curran passed away suddenly in
Drumheller on September 25, 2017 at the age of
81 years. Cyril is lovingly remembered by his
children Michele (John), Brian, Trish (Pat), Angela
(Ron), Annalisa (Tim), Jane (Brent); grandchildren
Jonathan, Jordan, Kevin, Brad, Paul (Kelly),
Daryn, Michael, Sarah, Mark, Christopher,
Tessa, Meghan, Claire, Brenna, Alyssa, and Kira;
his first great-granddaughter Emma; and many
brothers and sisters both here and in Ireland. He
was predeceased by the love of his life, his wife
Joan. A Funeral Service will be held at St. Patrick’s
Parish, (1414 Shawnessy Blvd SW), on Friday,
September 29, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. Messages
of remembrance may be left for the family at
www.southcalgaryfuneralcentre.ca
2016 Grand Prize Winning Photo ‘Aurora’
2016 Grand Prize Winning Photo ‘Aurora’
2016 Grand Prize Winning Photo ‘Aurora’
Submittted by Jan Fooks
Submittted by Jan Fooks
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full
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contest
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and
and
to
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upload
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your
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entries
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visit
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Strong support of staff
Cont’d from Pg 5
I would also like to thank all of the
Mayors and Councillors in the surrounding
area and Central Alberta.
The Town of Stettler cannot accomplish
all of what we do on our own. A
big debt of gratitude must go to the
whole team at the County of Stettler
for their true partnership and collaboration
in moving our community
forward.
I would like to personally thank
Reeve Wayne Nixon and the other
councillors along with their administration
for their leadership and
friendship to myself and our Town.
Please take time to thank the people
that protect us like the RCMP, first
responders and health care professionals.
These hard working people
make our community safe and secure.
My duty as Mayor could not have
been possible without the strong support
of many in and around our
community, especially those under
my employment in my private life.
I say THANK YOU for the opportunity
you have given me, to know and
work with you – I am completely humbled
by the confidence shown in me,
and it has been my absolute pleasure
to serve!!!
Lastly, I would
like to thank my
family for their
unwavering support
throughout
this journey of
mine.
It has been an
incredible honour
serving our community
and
representing this
great Town. It
has only served
to strengthen my
love for our community,
province
and country.
I wish you all
the best. May
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40141 Highway 56, Rural Stettler County This completely
renovated “House on the Hill” presents majestic vista views of
the property and area from all angles, whether you are sitting
on the covered or open front deck, working in the bright
updated kitchen; sharing a meal with family and friends in
the large dining area,
or pruning the
sculpted flower beds
and mature shrubs in
front and side yards.
$575,000
Downstairs entertaining area. Garden and house yard are
protected with huge spruce featured shelter belt. New
shingles on house 2016; new blown in insulation 2017. 30x40
insulated metal clad barn, corral system, shelters; metal clad
machine shed 40x64 w/ 220 wiring &
15x20
folding
doors.
landmark realty
An Independent member broker
Gwen Lee
gsells4u@telus.net
www.suttonlandmarkrealty.com
5010-50 St, Stettler, AB • 403-742-4080
off any one
showhome
Call Marg @
1-855-380-2266 or visit
www.craigshomesales.com
for online viewing or come
in person 915 - 43 rd Street
South Lethbridge AB
17101AX0

E C A r e v i e w R e a l E s t a t e / H o m e sH A N N A / C o r o N A t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b O c t o b e r 5 ' 1 7 15
3” wide version
Three things to consider before
purchasing a temporary carport
BUSINESS AVAILABLE IN ALBERTA
Franchise Pet Food store – Sales 900,000, well established. Cash
flow over $100,000. Priced at $175,000 plus inventory.
Retail store for Pools & Spas – Sales 1,195,000. Cash flow over
$100,000. Priced at $250,000. Plus inventory.
Flower Shop – Very busy SO008447
location with well-established customers, Sales
well over $500,000. With strong cash flow. Priced at $310,000.
Awards & Promotional Trophies Retail – business established
some 40 years, sales $ 280,000. Strong customer base. Priced at
$160,000. Cash flow $80.000.
Vending Operation – Priced $50,000. Owners motivated to sell 30
machines. Some located. Great opportunity for some with full time job.
Call Bill Conroy @ 403-346-7755
email billconroy@maxwellrealty.ca Maxwell Real Estate Solutions Ltd.
Tired of having to clear heaps of
snow from your car and driveway
every morning? Why not eliminate the
need to do so altogether with a temporary
carport? If this sounds like the
perfect solution for you, be sure to consider
these three points before signing
off on a model to buy or rent.
Municipal bylaws
Every municipality has its own regulations
in place surrounding the use
of temporary carports. To avoid getting
slapped with a hefty fine, make
sure to comply with your local bylaws
by finding out whether you’ll need a
permit and what types of structures
are and aren’t allowed.
Installation and removal
If you don’t have the time or
are other wise unable to safely
and adequately install your
temporary carport, there’s sure
to be a business nearby that can
help you assemble and take down
the structure. Ask your neighbours
for their recommendations.
Maintenance tips
Clear snow and ice off your temporary
carport every once in a while to
prevent it from getting crushed under
a too-heavy load. Also keep an eye
on the canvas tension, and regularly
tighten the bolts as needed.
Features
To keep your
vehicle protected
all winter long,
choose a temporary
carport with
a galvanized steel
structure and a
thick,
UV-resistant
tarp. In addition,
look for a model
with two doors
(one in the front
and one in the
back) and large
windows that
offer a clear,
unobstructed
view of the surrounding
area.
leave msg with your home or cell number
3” wide version
BEAUTIFUL SPRUCE TREES
4-6 feet, $35 each
Machine planting: $10/tree
(includes bark mulch and fertilizer)
20 tree minimum order
Delivery fee $75-$125/order
Quality guaranteed
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3.75” wide version
BUSINESS AVAILABLE IN ALBERTA
LAND FOR SALE BY TENDER
Franchise Pet Food store – Sales 900,000, well established. Cash flow over
$100,000. Priced at $175,000 plus inventory.
Retail store for Pools & Spas – Sales 1,195,000. Cash flow over $100,000. Priced
at $250,000. Plus inventory.
Flower Shop – Very busy location with well-established customers, Sales well over
$500,000. With strong cash flow. Priced at $310,000.
Awards & Promotional Trophies Retail – business established some 40 years,
sales $ 280,000. Strong customer base. Priced at $160,000. Cash flow $80.000.
Vending Operation – Priced $50,000. Owners motivated to sell 30 machines. Some
located. Great opportunity for some with full time job.
Parcel 1
NW 1/4 13-29-3 W4th
Excepting thereout SO008447 all mines and minerals
Area: 64.7 Hectares (160 Acres) more or less
Parcel 2
SW 1/4 13-29-3 W4th
Containing 64.7 Hectares (160 Acres) more or less
Excepting thereout
Call Bill Conroy @ 403-346-7755
email
A) Plan
billconroy@maxwellrealty.ca
9710086 Road 0.414 Hectares
Maxwell Real
(1.02
Estate
Acres
Solutions
more
Ltd.
or
less) Excepting thereout all mines and minerals
Including:
3 Quonsets
large bungalow built in 1976
2 Butler bins on concrete (4,200 bushel)
2 Twister bins on concrete (4,800 bushel)
2 Behler hopper bins (1,200 bushel)
3 Wheatland hopper bins (1,480 bushel)
2 Westeel Roscoe bins, older, (2,700 & 1,200 bushel)
Parcel 3
SE 1/4 14-29-3 W4 (Cultivation Lease #5208)
159 Acres more or less
Parcel 4
E 1/2 13-29-3 W4 (Grazing Lease #81953)
275 Acres more or less
All parcels subject to current Lease Agreement which
expires December 31, 2017
Tenders to be delivered to:
Niblock & Company LLP at 420 Macleod Trail SE,
Medicine Hat, Alberta or mailed to P.O. Box 609,
Medicine Hat, Alberta T1A 7G5.
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
A 5% deposit is to accompany said tender payable to
Niblock & Company LLP, In Trust.
Buyers are responsible for their own inspections.
Tenders will be received until 4:00 p.m. on
October 31, 2017.
LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER
3.75” wide version
The owner hereby offers for sale by tender the following lands:
Meridian 4 Range 16 Township 38 Section 3 Quarter South West -
Paintearth County
Meridian 4 Range 16 Township 37 Section 34 Quarter North West -
Paintearth County
both excepting thereout all mines and minerals and Machine free and clear planting: of all financial $10/tree
(includes bark mulch and fertilizer)
encumbrances.
20 tree minimum order
THE OWNERS MAKE NO WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS ABOUT THE
Delivery fee $75-$125/order
PROPERTY, SIZE/MEASUREMENT, CONDITION OR ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS.
Quality guaranteed
Possession will be granted on December 7, 2017 subject to payment of tender price.
Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated 403-820-0961
with registration. G.S.T. to be added to
the tender price where applicable.
Tenders will be received by the undernoted law firm up to but not after 12:00 o’clock
noon on November 15, 2017. Tenders should be forwarded or delivered to Anderson
Law Office at their undernoted address in a sealed envelope marked “Muncy - Tenders”
and should include a certified cheque payable to Anderson Law Office Trust for 5% of
the price offered. Tenders may be for all or either of the parcels above mentioned. The
balance of the purchase price must be paid on or before possession date. Terms of the sale
will be cash. Cheques of unsuccessful tenderers will be returned.
The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
For additional information contact Ron Muncy at 403 323 0322.
Anderson Law Office
Box 190, Bay 5, 5002 -51 Avenue, Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L0
Phone: 403-742-2529
BEAUTIFUL SPRUCE TREES
4-6 feet, $35 each
LANDS FOR SALE BY TENDER
Richard G Creasey and Ann H Creasey hereby offer for sale by tender the following briefly described property
subject to the reservations, exceptions and encumbrances contained in the existing certificates of title:
SW 20-38-15-4, containing 146.85 acres more or less; and
SE 20-38-15-4, containing 147.89 acres more or less
(hereinafter called the “Lands”).
FEATURES OF THIS PROPERTY: approx. 200 cultivated acres, cross-fenced, four dugouts, coulee, old railway
right of way divides the property.
The sale of the Lands is subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned:
1. Vendor makes no warranties or representations about the property’s size/measurement, condition or
environmental status.
2. The gas well has been abandoned, generates no revenue and is currently on the Orphan Well
Association’s list.
3. Buyer to be responsible for all costs associated with registration. Tender price shall be excluding G.S.T.
4. Tenders will be received by the lawyer noted below up to but not after 12:00 o’clock noon on October
20, 2017. Tenders should be forwarded to Landman Reule Law Office in a sealed envelope marked
“Creasey Tenders”. A certified cheque equal to 10% of the purchase price must accompany the tender.
5. The balance of the purchase price to be paid by solicitor’s trust cheque or certified funds on or before
December 12, 2017 (“Possession Date”).
6. Property taxes not to be adjusted.
7. Underground power line lease with annual revenue of approx. $640.00 will be assigned to the
purchaser, but will not be adjusted.
8. Seller will complete the fence on the north side of SW 20-38-15-4.
9. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
For further information regarding the property, please contact the owner at 403-741-6452.
Please provide contact information, including a phone number, with the tender.
LANDMAN REULE LAW OFFICE
Lori R. Reule Barrister & Solicitor
4819 - 51 Street, Box 1630 Stettler, Alberta TOC 2LO

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Real Estate
UNDEVELOPED
Industrial lots -
Bonnyville, Alberta.
Ritchie Bros.
Auctioneers
Unreserved Auction,
October 25 in
Edmonton. Gateway
Industrial Park Ltd.
2.03 +/-, 2.42 +/-
and 2.4 +/- Title
Acres. Jerry Hodge:
780-706-6652;
Brokerage: All West
Realty Ltd.; rbauction.com/realestate.
UNDEVELOPED
Commercial lots -
Lacombe, Alberta.
Ritchie Bros.
Auctioneers
Unreserved Auction,
October 25 in
Edmonton. Wildrose
Commercial Park,
5.26 +/- and 3.04
+/- Title Acres. Jerry
Hodge: 780-706-
6652; Brokerage: All
West Realty Ltd.;
rbauction.com/realestate.
COUNTRY
Residential property
- Pigeon Lake,
Alberta. Ritchie
The
Helping Hand
Mike Bertin
The small job guy
Home, acreage, farm
Vehicles and Equipment
Repairs, Maintenance
Cleanup
mjbertin@hotmail.com
403-740-0770
Canadian
Firearms Safety
Course
Instructor
available at your convenience.
For more info. contact
403-742-4405/
403-740-6370
Ribstone Creek
Accounting
Solutions
Lois Rodvang
403-578-3295
Monthly accounting for
farms and small businesses
QuickBooks, Sage 50 (Simply),
AgExpert
“Bikes To Big Rigs”
SEDGEWICK, AB
780-384-3080
Bale
Hauling
40 and 52 bale
self-unloading
units
Call Layne
403 916 9112
required. Contact
Tri-Ag Implements
and fertilizer).
Tri-Ag
20 tree
212-7036.
Construction equipment,
backhoes,
Implements
(403) 820-0499 and minimum order.
Tri-Ag leave Implements
a message. Delivery fee
Tri-Ag Implements Tri-Ag $75- Implements
Livestock excavators, dozers,
Tri-Ag wheel Implements
loaders, farm
Bros. Auctioneers
Unreserved Auction,
October 25 in
Edmonton. 1200 +/-
sq ft home & shop.
78.52 +/- Title
Oil 5% Off
Most Openers
10% Off
Atom Jet
Openers 5% Off
Trimble GPS
10% Off
Acres. Jerry Hodge:
780-706-6652;
Brokerage: All West
Realty Ltd.; rbauction.com/realestate.
ONE Section
Recreational Land.
Logged but still
many trees. Approx.
8 - 10 km of trails.
Ideal hunting area.
Oil 5% Off
Most Openers
10% Off
Atom Jet
Openers 5% Off
Trimble GPS
10% Off
Grain
Bags / Twine
Net Wrap 10% Off
Toys / Tools 25% Off
All Other Parts 10%
Oil 5% Off
Most Openers
10% Off
Atom Jet
Openers 5% Off
Trimble GPS
10% Off
Grain
Bags / Twine
Net Wrap 10% Off
Toys / Tools 25% Off
All Other Parts 10%
High Prairie/Snipe
Lake. 780-523-1488.
$195, 000/quarter.
One parcel.
PRAIRIESKY
Royalty Ltd.. is a
publicly-traded company
in Calgary that
acquires oil & gas
fee title and royalty
interests at fair market
value. To receive
a cash offer, call
587-293-4055 or
visit www.prairiesky.
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday Tuesday
March March 19, 19, 2013 2013 Consort Tri-Ag March Implements Tuesday
March 19, 2013 March POSITION: 19, 19, 2013 2013 March 19, 2013
Beef Beef Dinner Dinner Toys / Tools
Beef Dinner
12:00 -- 1:30
25
1:3012:00 p.m. p.m.
% 2” & 3” Water 11” Bourgault Beef Beef Dinner Dinner Toys / Tools
off and Trash Knock-On
Beef Dinner
We are presently seeking a
Pumps
Shovels
- 1:30 p.m.
12:00
Filters &
as little as
$ -- 1:30
25
1:30 p.m. p.m.
% 2” & 3” Water
REQUIREMENTS: off and Trash
Tri-Ag Implements newest shop location in Consort
Batteries
On On Site Site Reps:
$
15 % 269
Reps:
95 12 50
Filters & AB Pumps
as little as
is currently seeking
Service Technician
Batteries
On
off
Haybine On Site Reps:
On Site Site Reps:
$
15
Journeyman Apache & NH Sprayer
Apache & NH Sprayer
Greggs 9000 Distributors
Monday, March or 24Apprentice
% 269
off Reps:
SHIPPER/RECEIVER
95
Oil & Def.
Greggs Apache Distributors
Swather
& NH Sprayer
9000
& NH Sprayer
Greggs Distributors
for Consort AB’s newest shop GPS
GPS
location.
Expert
Expert 5
Morris
GPS Morris Expert
Morris
Macdon Macdon
Kuhn/Knight Kuhn/Knight Glen
Macdon Glen Scherlotz Scherlotz Kuhn/Knight Glen Scherlotz
Tuesday
% Watt Gas
Monday, - Willingness March 24Apache & NH to Oil Sprayer & learn Def. quickly
off
Guards &
GPS
GPS
Expert
Expert
Consort Tri-Ag
5
Generators
Country Country Clipper All Other Parts
Sections
Coffee & Donuts 12:00 - 1:30 pm
for less than
Clipper
Bourgault
Country Bourgault Clipper
Bourgault
Dutch Dutch Industries 10 Bourgault Dutch Tillage Tillage Industries Tools Tools Bourgault Tillage Tools
March 19, % off
$
1,000 15
2013
% off Tuesday
% Watt Gas Morris
PARTS Morris
Consort Tri-AgPERSON
off
Macdon
Generators
Full Time Macdon
Coffee with & Donuts Benefits 12:00 and - 1:30 Group pm RRSP
Country Country Clipper All Contribution
Other Parts for less than
Clipper
Bourgault
Plan. Willing to train as necessary, Dutch but
Dutch Industries good 10 computer
solving. Factory Experience Representatives in diagnosing, & repairing and
for the Week of
Equipment Must Must be on be able able display to to bring bring in in on on stock stock Spring order order Must or or freight be freight Sale
March 19, % off
$
1,000
skills are Factory mandatory. Representatives environment
Wages negotiable & based
2013
on
able may may to be bring be charged March in on 24-28, stock experience 2014 order Equipment or freight and may Work be on be able be able display charged Ethic. to to bring bring Ag in in experience
stock stock Spring order order or or freight freight Sale may may be be charged
-
(Must be ordered on a stock order if possible and freight may apply)
Beef Dinner
would
Must
be beneficial
be bondable
Beef Dinner
Tri-Ag Implements
Tri-Ag Implements
12:00 - 1:30 p.m.
12:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Tri-Ag Implements
Grain
Bags / Twine
Net Wrap 10% Off
Toys / Tools 25% Off
All Other Parts 10%
Oil 5% Off
Most Openers
10% Off
Atom Jet
Openers 5% Off
Trimble GPS
10% Off
Full time with Benefits and group RRSP contribution
plan. Basic computers skills and a passion for problem
maintaining equipment. Wages negotiable based on
experience and work ethic along with tool allowance.
Grain
Bags / Twine
Net Wrap 10% Off
Toys / Tools 25% Off
All Other Parts 10%
for the Week of
Parts Special
Oil 5% Off
Most Openers
10% Off
Atom Jet
Openers 5% Off
Trimble GPS
10% Off
for the Week of
March 18-22, 2013
Parts Special
Oil 5% Off
Most Openers
10% Off
Atom Jet
Openers 5% Off
Trimble GPS
10% Off
March 18-22, 2013
Filters & Batteries
15% Off
Filters & Batteries
15% Off
Grain
Bags / Twine
Net Wrap 10% Off
Toys / Tools 25% Off
All Other Parts 10%
Grain
Bags / Twine
Net Wrap 10% Off
Toys / Tools 25% Off
All Other Parts 10%
Parts Special
for the Week of
March 18-22, 2013
Oil 5% Off
Most Openers
10% Off
Atom Jet
Openers 5% Off
Trimble GPS
10% Off
Filters & Batteries
15% Off
for the Week of
Parts Special
Oil 5% Off
Most Openers
10% Off
Atom Jet
Openers 5% Off
Trimble GPS
10% Off
March 18-22, 2013
Filters & Batteries
15% Off
Grain
Bags / Twine
Net Wrap 10% Off
Toys / Tools 25% Off
All Other Parts 10%
Parts Special
for the Week of
March 18-22, 2013
Please submit resume Deadline for Castor, to: applications: AB T0C October 0X0 6, 2017.
Box 60, 5002-50 Avenue
5009 45th street Consort Ab T0C 1B0
5009 45th street Consort Ab T0C 1B0 Kevin Johnson, Branch
Phone 403-882-3950
Manager
Fax 403-882-3555
Castor, AB T0C 0X0
Send Tri-Ag Tri-Ag resume
Implements Implements, Attn: Lucas Consort AB • Phone: 403-577-3899 Send AB - On Consort Site Reps: AB - Phone: 403-577-3899
Tri-Ag Implements Ph: 403-577-3899 Fax: 403-577-2431
Tri-Ag Tri-Ag resume
Implements Implements, Attn: Lucas Consort AB • Phone: Vision 403-577-3899 Credit Union
Consort AB - Phone: 403-577-3899
AB - On Consort Site Reps:
Phone 403-882-3950 Ltd.
AB - Phone: 403-577-3899 will be contacted. Fax 403-882-3555
Tri-Ag Implements Ph: 403-577-3899 Fax: 403-577-2431 Consort AB - Phone: 403-577-3899
Email: lucas.triag@gmail.com
Box 60, 5002-50
Apache & NH Sprayer Email: lucas.triag@gmail.com
Deadline Avenue for applications: October 6, 2017.
Greggs Distributors
Apache & NH Sprayer
Greggs Distributors
will be contacted.
GPS Expert
Morris
GPS
Castor,
Expert
AB T0C
Morris
0X0
Macdon
Kuhn/Knight Glen Scherlotz Phone 403-882-3950 Macdon
Kuhn/Knight Fax Deadline
Glen Scherlotz 403-882-3555
for applications: October 6, 2017.
Country Clipper
Bourgault
Country Clipper
Bourgault
PLEASE NOTE: Only those individuals invited for an interview
com/Selling-Your-
Royalties .
26 RECREATIONAL
lake lots - Kingfisher
Estates - Lake
Newell, Alberta.
Ritchie Bros.
Auctioneers
Unreserved Auction,
October 25 in
Edmonton. 12 lake
front and 14 lake
view lots. Jerry
Hodge: 780-706-
6652; Brokerage: All
West Realty Ltd..;
rbauction.com/realestate.
LAKE Property -
Buffalo Lake, Alberta.
Ritchie Bros.
Auctioneers
Unreserved Auction,
October 25 in
Edmonton. 1670 +/-
sq. ft. home. 1.2 +/-
title acres located in
Rochon Sands
Estates. Jerry
Hodge: 780-706-
6652. Brokerage: All
West Realty Ltd.;
rbauction.com/realestate.
6000 +/- SQ FT
Commercial building
- Hardisty, Alberta.
Ritchie Bros.
Auctioneers
Unreserved Auction,
October 25 in
Edmonton. WMJ
Metals Ltd. 0.73 +/-
title acres. Ritchie
Bros. Real Estate -
Jerry Hodge: 780-
706-6652;
Brokerage: All West
Realty Ltd; rbauction.
com/realestate.
For Rent
PROPERTY for rent
in Delia. Two story
cozy home located
1/2 block from
school. One master
bdrm with 4-piece
bathroom upstairs.
Two bdrms main
floor one with 4-piece
bathroom. Half bathroom
on main floor.
kitchen, living room,
covered rear deck
and enclosed front
veranda. Concrete
basement for storage
space. October 1st
possession. Must
sign one-year lease.
Rent $1150/mo.
includes water, heating
and electrical utilities
on a budget
plan. Utility bills reconciled
each year
end. $1200 security/
damage deposit
Contact (403) 800-
3899 and leave a
message.
PROPERTY for rent
in Delia.Two story
home located 1/2
block from school.
Two bdrms upstairs,
one bdrm main floor
(main floor bdrm
could be used as a
dining room). One (4)
piece bathroom.
Kitchen, living room,
main floor laundry,
spacious side
entrance, enclosed
rear deck and large
front veranda. Paved
driveway and front
garbage bin.
Immediate possession.
Must sign oneyear
lease. Rent
$850/mo. includes
water, heating and
electrical utilities on a
budget plan. Utility
bill reconciled each
year end. $1200
security/damage
deposit required. Or
purchase for $525/
mo. for 12 yrs and
own it free and clear.
Down payment
required of $3000
non-refundable. New
purchaser responsible
for utilities, property
tax and insurance
on property
showing current owners
as 1st mortgagees.
Contact (403)
820-0499 and leave
a message.
Misc.
METAL Roofing &
Siding. 37+ colours
available at over 55
Distributors. 40 year
warranty. 48 hour
Express Service
available at select
supporting
Distributors. Call
1-888-263-8254.
BEAUTIFUL Spruce
Trees 4-6 feet, $35
each. Machine planting:
$10/tree
(includes bark mulch
$125/ order. Quality
guaranteed. 403-
820-0961.
check us out online www.ECAreview.com
SAWMILLS from only
$4,397 - Make
money & save
money with your own
bandmill. Cut lumber
any dimension. In
stock ready to ship.
Free info & DVD:
www.Norwood
Sawmills.com/400OT.
1-800-566-6899 ext:
400OT.
ECONOMICAL - Preengineered
- Steel
framed, fabric covered
buildings. Call
1-877-397-1594 or
go to www.guard-all.
com for a free quote.
STEEL Building sale.
“Blowout Sale!”
20X23 $5,998.
25X27 $6,839.
30X33 $8,984. One
end wall included.
Bonus drill/impact
driver combo kit
included. Check out
www.pioneersteel.ca
for more prices.
Pioneer Steel 1-855-
OUTSIDE finished
market hogs, sausage
sows, trim,
jerky, pork bites and
sausage for sale.
Call 403-882-2421.
Grain
Bags / Twine
Net Wrap 10% Off
Toys / Tools 25% Off
All Other Parts 10%
Feed and Seed
BLANKET the province
with a classified
ad. Only $269
(based on 25 words
or less). Reach over
110 weekly newspapers.
Call NOW for
details 1-403-578-
4111.
HEATED Canola
buying Green,
Heated or
Springthrashed
Canola. Buying: oats,
barley, wheat & peas
for feed. Buying
damaged or offgrade
grain. “On Farm
Pickup” Westcan
Feed & Grain, 1-877-
250-5252.
DEALERS Wanted.
Hannas Seeds, A
long time leader in
Forage, Pasture,
Native &
Reclamation grasses
are seeking Alberta
Dealers. Excellent
compensation.
Contact Lance
Walker 1-800-661-
1529. Email: lance.
walker@hannasseeds.com.
HAY For sale near
Beaumont, Alberta.
2016 and 2017 1st
and 2nd cuts.
Approximately 300,
1200 lbs bales available
(mix of alfalfa,
orchard grass, timothy).
780-929-6235.
Equipment
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Auctions
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ON BEHALF of the
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to the nurses and
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Coronation Hospital
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the staff at Assisted
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Checking off the boxes
Rick Strankman MLA,
Drumheller Stettler
Member of the Official
Wildrose Opposition
When most employers search for
people to fill key positions that are pivotal
to their company’s success, it is
always in their best interests
to choose the applicant
that is best qualified and
best suited for the task at
hand.
Ensuring relevant criteria
is met; there must be some
form of prioritized checklist.
Only after asking the right
questions and checking off
the boxes will you really
have an accurate measure of
who meets the criteria you
feel is important.
A commercial airline pilot’s due diligence
includes checking off the boxes
on a preflight checklist; this also puts
an emphasis on how important it can
be to have a prioritized checklist.
The purpose of a pilot’s preflight
check is obviously for safety reasons
and preventative due diligence.
Now imagine if that pilot decided to
ignore one or more of those boxes, the
implications
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Choosing an
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the next Premier
of Alberta
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same attention to
detail.
The United
Conservative
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are, in the minds
of a majority of
Albertans, in the
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be the next Premier of Alberta.
The decision that determines which
candidate will fill that role should also
be subject to a similar checklist
because the implications have the
potential to be just as catastrophic as
an improperly done preflight checklist.
The trail of wreckage that
will be left behind by the
NDP’s ideological excursion
will need all the skill and
ability available to concerned
Albertans.
The ability to create true
grassroots policies and legislation
to correct the course of
the province is essential.
The balance between
knowing when to take control
and when to take direction
from Albertans is a quality
taxpayers haven’t seen for quite some
time in this province.
Checking off the prioritized boxes is
something UCP members will need to
consider when deciding who will be at
the controls when Alberta is about to
take flight to bluer skies.
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act as a stabilizing influence to steer
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future.
There will be much to repair after
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conservative government such as the
Carbon tax and Bill 6 that have
adversely affected Albertans.
Further repairs will be needed to
correct the NDP government’s changes
to the education system that are
usurping the authority of parents and
will indoctrinate the NDP ideology
into the classroom.
The next Premier of Alberta will
also have the monumental task of
taking a firm stance with the federal
government and making sure our
voices are heard.
The necessary changes can only be
accomplished with a leader who
exhibits strong conservative principles
and who has shown the consistent
ability to make things happen in
government.
The UCP have been blessed to have
quality candidates to choose from.
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the boxes get checked off and the best
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What are my
fencing obligations?
Agri-News
The Stray Animals Act, Line Fence
Act, Public Lands Act, and Surveys
Act all affect how farmland fencing
issues are handled in Alberta.
“Under the Stray Animals Act, a
landowner is responsible for keeping
his livestock properly fenced and contained,”
says Jeana Schuurman, rural
engagement and communications specialist,
Farmers’ Advocate Office.
“If damage is caused by cattle trespassing
onto another property, the
owner of the cattle is responsible for
the damage. Stray cattle are dealt with
by Livestock Identification Services
(LIS). They can be called at 1-866-509-
2088 to capture and confine the
livestock.”
A landowner’s obligations under the
Line Fence Act are closely tied with
responsibilities under the Stray
Animals Act.
“The basic
principle of the
Line Fence Act is
that if both landowners
benefit
from the fence,
they should share
the costs, which
include the costs
for erection,
maintenance,
and repair of the
fence” says
Schuurman.
“In this legislation,
benefit is
determined by
having livestock
on the land. If one
landowner has
needs above and
beyond what
would be normal,
they’re responsible
for the
additional cost.
“Many people
also don’t realize
is that if a tree
falls and damages
a fence, the
owner of the
property where
the tree is located
is responsible for
the fence
repairs.”
Under the
Public Lands Act,
all water in
Alberta is owned
by the Crown,
even if it is
located on private
land.
“A landowner
may use the
water for livestock,
but should
keep in mind the
obligation to prevent
animals
from straying
under the Stray
Animals Act,”
says Schuurman.
“Fencing near
water has to
strike the balance
of confining
the livestock and
not violating the
federal
Navigation
Protect Act,
which stipulates
that ‘works’
(including fences)
cannot be constructed
in a water body.”
Under the Surveys Act, surveys can
be helpful if there is a dispute over the
location of a fence.
“Some older fences can be off the
property lines due to old technologies
for surveying, or a desire to avoid bush
or treed areas,” explains Schuurman.
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry’s
inspection and investigation unit
addresses compliance issues and
resolves disputes regarding the Line
Fence Act and can be contacted
directly at 403-755-1474.
The Line Fence Act also provides
the option of pursuing a resolution
through arbitration, which is faster
than the courts and produces a
binding decision.
For more information, contact the
Ag Info Centre at 310-FARM (3276).
KEEPING TRACK IN A CHANGING MARKETPLACE
AFREA has been busy keeping up with developments in the electricity sector
and advocating on behalf of our member REAs. Listed below with a summary
description, are a few of the items we have been working on and information
about the regulatory bodies we interact with when we represent you.
1. The Market Surveillance Administrator is reviewing the Regulated Rate
Option at Alberta Energy’s request. On June 1, 2017, the Regulated Rate
Option was capped at $0.068/kWh through passage of Bill 16 in the Legislative
Assembly. The AFREA continues to provide feedback on this change
and is working closely with the MSA.
2. FortisAlberta Inc. has applied for an order from the Alberta Utilities Commission
to: a) confirm its service areas on land annexed by municipalities,
and b) compel REAs to turn over wires, substations, and their corresponding
members. AUC Proceeding 22164 is ongoing. It directly involves three
REAs that are AFREA members. The AFREA is representing its members
and one additional REA in disputing this application. We have engaged
legal counsel and technical consulting expertise to assist us.
3. The Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) is tasked with investigating distribution-connected
generation. Proceeding 22534 involves how renewable
(solar, wind, hydro) and alternative energy sources could be expanded in
Alberta to produce electricity close to power users. The AFREA is participating
as a key stakeholder in this proceeding, at the request of the AUC.
4. In June 2017, the AUC approved changes to Rule 024: Rules Respecting
Micro-Generation. The AFREA has represented our members’interests in
this Consultation. The Rule changes were effective July 4, 2017.
After 75 years in the business, the environment has likely never been more
complex than it is now. Even in these far-reaching scenarios, we have not
mentioned all the agencies involved in running Alberta’s electricity industry.
While we ask for member input into these cases, we recognize it’s a zoo—not
just technical detail, but of too many acronyms and players to keep track of.
But it is possible. Here’s a list of “who’s who” to detangle it for you.
Thank you to our member REAs for representing their members and the
unique nature of their REA when providing input. It will continue to be needed!
Please keep reading your E-News for updates in these matters.
You can influence the future of all REAs by staying engaged in this way.
KEY ELECTRICITY PLAYERS IN ALBERTA
Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC): Our principal regulator—the AUC operates
with many of the same powers as a court of law.
Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO): The AESO operates the provincial
power grid 24/7 by dispatching the power sold by generators.
Balancing Pool: The Balancing Pool is an independent corporation created to
market power from older generation contracts that were unsold after the electricity
market was deregulated.
Market Surveillance Administrator (MSA): The MSA monitors the wholesale
electricity, retail electricity, and natural gas markets investigating issues that
come to its attention through surveillance or complaints.
Utilities Consumer Advocate (UCA): The UCA represents, informs, and educates
consumers on electricity (utility) matters.
Sponsored by the Alberta Federation of REAs
www.afrea.ab.ca
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North Battleford Site Auction
Dan Boudreau
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Testing winter feed
Agri-News provide more details about the feed
Doing feed tests now, at the start of depending on what’s requested. If an
the feeding season, will allow producers
early frost or crop stress has been
to develop a feeding strategy to experienced in the area, and there are
ensure all categories of cattle in the concerns, a nitrate test may be very
herd are fed to their production goals beneficial as would a toxin test.”
and extra costs are avoided.
Getting a representative sample of
“Livestock feed supplies are going to the feed to test is important in feeling
be tight in some areas of Alberta, while confident with the analysis, says
in other areas, quality may be an Hanson. “If sampling bales, samples
issue,” says Andrea Hanson, beef need to be taken from a number of
extension specialist, Alberta
bales (at least 15-20) from different
Agriculture and Forestry (AF). areas in the field and then mixed into
“As such, testing feed stuffs that are one sample. Using a commercial forage
to be fed this winter is important as sampler makes the process much
you need to know what nutrients are easier, and often local agriculture service
available. When feed costs are the
boards or forage associations have
largest variable expense of over wintering
equipment available for loan.
a beef cow, over feeding is
“Use plastic bags to ship the feed so
wasting dollars and, conversely, if the that an accurate moisture level can be
animal’s nutrient requirements aren’t determined. If sampling from a silage
being met, it can negatively affect their pit, rub the loose material off the face
immediate well-being and future before taking the sample from packed
reproductive efficiency.”
material from the freshest part of the
The formulation of a ration depends silage face, and from several locations
on the nutrient composition of the in a ‘W’ or ‘M’ pattern. Mix the samples
forage, and the only way to accurately
and pack tightly into a plastic bag
determine the forage’s nutrient composition
with as little air as possible. If the sam-
is by sampling and testing the ples won’t get to the lab right away,
feed.
freeze to prevent any change to the
“Using last year’s feed tests, or even silage characteristics. Finally, if you
worse, using a provincial average for a want a sample of the swath grazing
feed’s nutritional content, isn’t realistic feed, take a tub and scissors out to the
or useful,” says Hanson.
field and pull various samples from the
“While physical attributes are part swath from locations all over the field.
of feed quality, they don’t tell the whole As the samples are pulled, cut the feed
story. A bright green colour does help into two inch lengths and mix in the
indicate the feed was put up with little tub. From the total sample, stuff a
or no rain, and that the mould level is large zip-lock bag with a representative
little to none, but it doesn’t tell much
sample of the feed for analysis.”
more than that. Protein and energy
content of the same hay field can vary
greatly depending on when it was cut.
Brome cut very early in the year could
reach 18% protein while that same
forage may only be 5-6% protein if cut
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The most important information in
a feed test, says Hanson, is protein,
energy and fibre. “A basic forage analysis
will list the moisture content of
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feed, let alone the
possible savings
from using fewer
bales of hay
mixed with lower
quality forages.
The more
advanced analytical
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